Bookmas 2018: Day Twelve

Just like this year, 2019 is bringing so many books that I 

cannot wait to get my hands on.

So for the final day of Bookmas, I'm sharing 10 of my most 

anticipated books for 2019.

The Priory of the Orange Tree

by Samantha Shannon

I've had this book pre-ordered for months and February 

cannot come soon enough.

I first heard about this book from Booktubers sharing 

their BookCon hauls. I pre-ordered the book as soon

as I could and sent off for a signed poster (cannot wait

for it to arrive!)

Dragons, Queens and magic? What's not to

love?

Check out the book here

Expected Release Date: 26th February

The Afterward

by E.K Johnston

E.K Johnston is one of my favourite authors,

so any of her books and I immediately want to 

read it.

The Afterward is just one of her books coming 

out next year and I cannot wait! E.K Johnston

is a wonderful storyteller and I cannot wait

to see where this book goes.

Check out the book here

Expected Release: 19th February

Capturing the Devil

by Kerri Maniscalco

Since her debut with Stalking Jack

the Ripper, I have loved Kerri

Maniscalco.

She is a fantastic writer and I
cannot wait to see what happens
to Audrey Rose and
Thomas. I'm really excited
to see what the final book
cover looks like too!

You can check out the book here

Expected Release: 26th September 2019

Four Dead Queens

by Astrid Scholte

This is another book that I'm very excited to

read. I love that it's a standalone, so the story

will be wrapped up and I won't have to wait for

a sequel.

The story and characters sound fantastic

and I can't wait to see where this

debut author takes the story.

Check it out here

Expected Release: 26th February 2019

Tarot
by Marissa Kennerson


Tarot is another fantasy book that I'm
very excited for.

I look forward to seeing how the mystery
of Tarot comes together to build
a story.


Check it out here
Expected Release: 19th February 2019

King of Scars
by Leigh Bardugo


Leigh Bardugo is a fantastic author and
I'm dying to get my hands on this book.

The cover for this book is stunning
I finally pre-ordered the King of Scars Indigo
Book Box and I cannot wait till it arrives.


Check it out here
Expected Release: 29th January 2019

 

Evermore

by Sarah Holland

Evermore is the sequel to

the debut novel, Everless. I read Everless

earlier this year and I ended 

up loving it. Sarah Holland took a simple 

concept and turned it into an amazing

story with magical characters.

This book actually comes out the 31st December,

but I'm very excited for this sequel and I'm

desperate to find out what happens to

some of my favourite characters.

Check it out here

Expected Release: 31st December 2018

A Curse so Dark and Lonely
by Brigid Kemmerer 


A Beauty and the Beast retelling?
Yes please!

I saw this book spreading around
Bookstagram recently, and I've been hooked
since. The book cover is stunning and
the synopsis has me excited. I really
hope that this book lives up to
my expectations.

Check it out here
Expected Release: 29th January 2019

Crown of Feathers
by Nicki Pau Preto

I love supporting Canadian authors,
and this book is high on my anticipated
list.

The cover of this book completely caught
my eye, and after reading the synopsis I'm even
more excited for its release.


Check it out here
Expected Release: 12th February 2019

Sorcery of Thorns
by Margaret Rogerson


How beautiful is this book cover?

I loved An Enchantment of Ravens that
I read earlier this year, so I'm so excited to
read another book from Margaret Rogerson.

I'm glad that this is another standalone and
not a continuation of her first book. I'm excited
to see what plans she has for this book.


Check it out here
Expected Release: 4th June 2019

So that's just ten of the book

that I'm excited to read next year.
My favourite genre is fantasy, and looking
at this list it really shows.

What book are you excited for in 2019?

With that, this post marks the end of my

Bookmas 2018! I hope you all enjoyed

my posts this year and I cannot wait to

share with you my posts for Bookmas 2019!

You can read my posts from

Bookmas 2017 here
and
Bookmas 2018 here